On the accuracy requirements of terrestrial laser scanning for solving engineering and geodetic tasks using BIM

Geodesy

UDC:

528.3

DOI:

10.22389/0016-7126-2021-974-8-2-12

1 Sharafutdinova A.A.

2 Bryn M.Ya.

Year:

2021

№:

974

Pages:

2-12

Petersburg State Transport University

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Abstract:

Terrestrial laser scanning and digital information modeling are increasingly practiced every year to solve application tasks at various stages of the industrial facility’s life cycle. In this regard, the task of formulating the requirements for the accuracy of performing terrestrial laser scanning for the subsequent forming digital information models becomes more and more calling. In this article we analyzed the types of engineering and geodetic works by which engineering tasks are solved at various stages of the industrial facility’s life cycle in order to create an accuracy requirement. An analysis of the regulatory and technical documentation that specifies doing these works was also made. Basing on it, the relationship between the measurement accuracy characteristics specified in the regulatory and technical documentation (design, construction and operational) and the mean square errors in determining the position of points is described. The authors propose a scheme for transition from the characteristics of the measurements accuracy to the mean square errors of determining the position of points for each type of engineering and geodetic work. The results of this study can be used at planning terrestrial laser scanning of industrial facilities. Basing on the above requirements for the accuracy of the geodetic work, it is possible to formulate a methodology for carrying out each stage of the TLS technological scheme.

Keywords:

as-built survey, BIM, geodetic measurements of objects, mean square error, measurement accuracy characteristic, measurement accuracy requirements, monitoring of deformations, terrestrial laser scanning, topographic survey

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Citation:

Sharafutdinova A.A.,

Bryn M.Ya.,

(2021) On the accuracy requirements of terrestrial laser scanning for solving engineering and geodetic tasks using BIM . Geodesy and cartography = Geodezia i Kartografia, 82(8), pp. 2-12. (In Russian). DOI: 10.22389/0016-7126-2021-974-8-2-12